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~ `{~ /y /~. ~! a • 4 , ~:J , ' • 'fr` i 4 . '~'~r .~'r .~l NUMBER 5341.] For the REIstETIT ihe UNl:rof the Scg.: I ETV for the DI,CHARGE and Ia.LIEF of PERSONS IPIIYRI- S>>NEt) tnr ' , MALL DEBTS. • NP.4 TJiEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, Oa. ?5, be perthrmed THE MAN . OFTHE WORLD. Stri;ert,nkx Mac Sycophant, Mr. C00.K.F.; , h.gerton,- Mr. C. KENIBLE ' • Melville, Mr. ; RUNTON ; •tady ROtiotplia Lurnhercourt, Mr H. 101 - INSTONE;"' Consfantia, Miss NORTON... . . To which will be added, never performed, THE JUBILEE. • The principal Charaeigni by • - . mt.. I N C. LEDON, Ali 1".A1( LOR, , , , : i . Mr.:1,1.4 i'ON,• AIr,pENM&N, - "Mrs. DIC!,‹..ONS, Mts. LISTON, --: itis§. BOLTON, . Places for .the floxe3 to be taken of Mr. I:lran:len, at the liox.,Olii,e w ilait-strt.et.. ' To...tnotrom..; La oi,lll'whett yowcan ;• with Oscar and Alai vinl On FridaY,'l3li4 eaux. Stratagem. . ii • • ! On Saturday, The School of Reform. • . . , . On Monaay; 'Filet-Grecian Dtugh-tvr; T!.-uphrasia,, by a Young LAy being !ter first appearance- in. L9r3,l, i n. . . 1 The Propizieters::of the New Theatre Royal in Covent • Carden hnrli - ave ' agaiu most respe'Cif&i . .. to alt iress ttient - 7 , selves !by Whose: judgment they are every thing within their •p•,..ver to he tiui;l d. to' * thirr 4 k. that O.: tircient of he ,Vionasi , ,ri ( - .l . .sicterat tx. k fouirl to be aiginneui of reason aid ;il;iic:c, and are . h• ,. oy to sed that it with thick or a. very larT,e Majority ' , lt the counnitnity. ••. ` r ~ r r..:tut; art• not aim ing at tn , c!,;• inttant Aain, i. , c are mere! I. b '-r- ; r a Al' has been a;rtiotitativgly aortas. t ;tot': pr alter tin! luilest nnt .11 -st idtportial to .„ „;;L, that tat 'etrioption ot t :i, , ,!iter lime, won . s' .t then to . c, lain ios , s of three qi• tees parr e - :pit- n Olk i , leir capital : but some permitis 'Ye s •I hat ouvia.en he a 51 stein of stricter L:entio , l - 1 ' : if the omprietutsin the ekectioil of a New To ALF:, ;I err d _kite aide p(, 11 is been ;t train au 110_ ; xv., t, consult the aceonnnotiat'ion, and ensure toe satrty Who) resort in . se4: 7 0110 ty , .t-, the PoOl!d * • irieor to expel c• k 1 ct to It Per formerS, ainfiiiif);ay stich DrCbso Sct; as_ toigiit nest coiltri to rk nder r. e k •t . toe brain! cv,,riity of andeinighien,d ' vl t f hat heliis NCVei,J 'be . o eitfCe . r Tne• , z .fors and Ael.ie ;,, give ;tied la4ouis a taitai ler•coi op,aisat }ow than they, ece; Veit in tilcioldibeati , ,: or than tfie;kl:4l. in " Etieakt-. oat in Louton ; and , thiw i,,it bitinfito""heeii sibie to tiniit .. .itzt".;:e . to . ; iiordoes the ,trosp..ni of sctcr. tlj auvati4.4 ,i tilteinyn‘do:ti flitureexp:ndnure ttle Scen•ry tresse s , I)stptai:plis,J:ight , Ac , of which every aitico.:. Ciaii) le umtion of expeiiee . is • • pug! acticable. The inalisAutseu troth is, - that, e7en . iT i,tr -oi.c.sent. prices, nea.: - ..k:ssisj the eroprictor are. nlider celsyr,,: jdirlx - veve!y:f,ttie);;• iie : •eV - for ,ilitiost every retire - , senta.ikTif,%At I; - W - tfit econtinkty: - tor - aome yearS *emit iit)f rota I ly_absiitb oeirprotits, • , :ughe joyrn'sise iedsoin . ano justice ot the fri:ittr i e o n, , ttielie kir • 0. , sav , :i 11. c aie.oncernecl in it t r tte r ; ,it.d3hey shall not- atelliSaftvointeti this I e4.iltiioll, 01) the liber.iiity, -.ana ~usSthrtian ; anti they -• ,4 ; it I. n";it at their acme 16..- • - tt le t *2 4 ) it,s ' etit t ruts i i i actuitoi onwnicit ate as nicde . Oleafr ~s tlie,, ( 6ll allii ,, ett by:their•unior t ter.':kii)ly-or•ex-sions to endeavour at the on Irretui rr' they C313 ,- 4ger..-4;4* li n , ltartettiage and tavtsur "y.- \". bile .the r ve,t e,,,,lt t i n 6.f - • ""- -• e• * ~,;;) e by increasing charts, then' on • . for the tin te't • public:. P t ,s)t the inouSernent4:-pf . the. •' • ' .LYCEUM,THETAfRE U ntler:t he Special Licet nieut the L 6 01-IAAIB FiR-LAINCI ~cr ant - 6 'lor the - Pfe 6 l l o,Seayni t o joint :iipPlicati"' - of - ail Parties princi,p4lly, •• •- ' 4 ' i a•a 11 : 11 ": ~ ht i c- e . I ,:a ave thSICLI I 4 - '7.' Lo?g t Ire — . \l4 Y . tk for ever I' . TTF-gt rinin • lifer' 0 11.. r .'PAN Y. 44 theti:iie I )RORY . LANE THEATRE,,. will.; S EN EDN SDAY, oa. zs , -03°9,1 penotatake.cumic S Mit •Vr ' • . SYLV:ViL STER. t)AGGERVVOOI). g erwi“, l l .• sylve6!er.. :s. CAMP.; Fustian, 11i . FY I 'Air.- 1:-.Y.AN S. AftetYchiehqnever performed) 5n itini new Musical Ea: ;us Two Act. , , - c-illed • , BIinALN'S • • The Characters by Me:MATHEWS, Mr DOIAPrON, • • . - Mr. Pl - 111.11iPS ; Mr tiORN,i Mr. l'Ow ELL,. Mr P ENSON. • - I,- Mr. KN El T. Mr !'E CAM • • Mr.. PALM Mr. SMI TI-I,• • Miss . KELLY,-Misi RAY, • • - Airs. BLAND. • r •Chtirtts of Sol,Pers; &c:'.&c. .1":0 which be added', ihe t Coniid, Mania Of THE Ti-iftEE AND THE DEUCE! . - . f usti: - e,"fr!tfcmt; ; -Peregrine tinvA.le; Mr. DE 'C-\.S , I ; : Pertun'. Smg,ie, Mr. D E CAMP ; . _ , Mr DE - CA litiMplirey Ar..MA EWS,' • Who. Will int toduce the-favo, rite sql - 4 : 01," Übe Mica Coach"; • Pllcel , e.." Mr,. 'l%,,flTh BLAND. Boxes-and places to Lo '.,Let of Mr. Spring, in the Box Office, at Alie - *Strand .eitt range ; of whom may. also be had Private liexett nightly., . i3nxes - 65. , SecondriCe s 3g.,-:- Pi t, 6d. Sec:.,iid.Prn...e - Gal-lery Second . Price is.. Upper Gaqe* S pond Price 6d. The floors to, be opened at :! - alf past Five;. and ,t-boysr- . forma . nce: fobe).Th'ia Half past Six'. • - • • The Pl ,, tits of this in ht's•Perrormanee wd be oliered • • in aid of .the , tontributions for the liberation-. of litipasoi4e 4 Debtor;, .• ; •Td:inorriv, the Co'inedi'of The Busy Body: r . ~.. - • • • - - - HIS. GRACIO.V •S MAJESTY. r ri - lONIPSON, r'-'•,...rtat Newport-street,' .take's • 4. f?pportunity of the (ty's' festival An remind /he i'l'ib.lic that he h as P u b l i bhed three different PORTRAI the SOF - HIS MA VESTY, • • - . . .T . , . Otte Whole Length, on horseback by Ward, after - S - IMM: Beechey, tI. Li, 6d. Plain. 31..35.. Coloured. - •; - - .• . Ditto, , Ditto, in his R o b es, by Dieltinson,..after ' ,Sif loshtia, 11. is. Plain. 21. as. ColnUted: ~ ' • _ . , • :Ditto; :an' Head, by Meadows, after 'Sii• Wm. Bekhey .7 : ,6d. Plain. , iss. Colouied. - _ This Day was' published,-i n ; Ciaavo;•Price is. 6d. or in quarto, is. 6d: embellished with two Fac Copper-plates of 'the Professor's Hand writing, iu Greek and English, -•- AN. ACCOUNT of "the LAST ILLNESS o f RICHARD PORSON, Professorof Gr4ek.in the Unive , ity 'Of C4mtridge, and Principal Librarian of the London Inbtilution.- - ' By TAMES SAVAGE. - • . Printed for William Savage, No. zB, Bedford Bury; andsold by, all 13001(beliCiS in Town anti Count r y . . • ' Of who miry be had, by the s6rne'A - hthor, ' • The ; or,ab Accottntof 'scarce, tletul, and va lubie-•Bock.i, .Manuscript • Librarie s , P k - üblKectords;. &c. Y-"I3. BVO. :13S, Ix?at bti• or either ,Vviuliie separately, Yr4e . 64 . 6d. . T ‘,„ 1 . b , J S WE .13'NES DA 1 7 , OCTOIiE-R 25, 1809. •KINCIILS THEATRE. ROYAL JUBILEE. LOYALTY AND. FESTIVITY. • PRESENT. EVENING, 25, wilt ba . given .at this Theatre, a G RANI) ENT t.RTA IN MENT,!Arith-a'I3ALI„ and a*GOOl2 ENGLISH SUP- P. 14 R.,, to be served most abundantly in all kinds of potiltry', (cold), be , (,'hams, raised-and other, pies, shell-fish,. &c. ikc•:' Together with ~ l ierry and Port, 'v . intage 1804. The whole stage will he Converted into a Grand Saloon, forming all'lmperial Chinese Pagoda; supported by fourteen large:columns, crowned; with a brocaded comp) , decorated• With figut s, dragons,' and allegarical transparent lanthorns ; the Wh4e.braliantly illuminated in devices, with variegated lamps, representing:the interior of the grand Pagoda of HO ; and occupying eighty feet in breadth, and fifty in height. . The doors to Sc „opened soon after nine. Dancing to commence in the Theatre at ha '.f • past ten. The supper. rooms •to be opened at • one, and tile Concert Room to Ise cleared tar danciog 'also at two o'clock ; but supper will be sc-rvert in dr.: upper Coffee-Room during the whole of the night. N . B: The.Nlarket-lane door will also. be open for the re ception of compaily that ti ght, when carriages %vitt he ad. mitred to come .into NA tan-, throtigh Charles-street, anti artervvards todracv off irito fall- Mail. .The Comp , to; come in such dresses as they choose, and either With or withoor"olasks. ' • . . . I-la and.Tietkets to be had at thc Office Vet) AL.)" leAren . to tottr,o!clock. .*: 'vivant Rex et Regina. SALES; &c. TO fib: SW,I•), /..DESIRABLE, .LE _)1.41: 1 SALT-WORK, toe rA )N • situale.at Nortilwi‘,:i. tie k:hinn Clids.er, on the banks of the -Rtver..D.ane, upw tit; of 70.) feet frontage to the same, and coi(m.uni. anon with th.; Navigable River Weaver, Also an undivided moiety severs: Lessen Dwelling Housei, advantageously sq, - ;,.ted in Wilton scree;, in North. with. • • - Also the entirety . t , f a Lesseh Id Wciter'Rent, pet annum. Partie'ularS•may • h of N - 1 ssrs. Merpick and Broderip, Solicitors. Red Li, . ; of Mc. lohn Solicitor, Nortliwicn ; 411 ~t the Sait-; , tile:; Liver. pool ;'4rt he King',s . Arms, 1...ver1m , 01 ; 'the Feathers, Coes. ter; the Bridgewater arms, Math. oester ; and ut lames Swindall, at North wictii. who chew Premises. • • FREEHOLD MANOR' AND ESTATES, DEVON. • -.- • : • , SI-14RE. , '. . • ~. .;, . TO. iU 5,0.41/ BY : APCT,ION, . • By -1\1r;, BURRELL, At - the New. London-Artivvlixcter, on , Friday, Odob'r 2'7, pw,.isely at "Three :4,l9c 'r k i.ki.the afternoon, in l'welve Lots,:•. -- 7 - 'l4 E -MA Nan. and : IS - IAM Of PR USTON; AL c' , ' ,, isliWi "' •44}0i'atOes,Hert-ts. an ; l , - iiet Rents, and sevei.ilirery AL..kirabye 'Farins let to tenants at will, except -a snuill pit; let 'Ort'teat.es - for , .-liVes. • several . detached I.ar - ns anstl4u.tds. let on leases t. , r short terms, situate in the i • parishes of BraCkairtar; Lharleton, Las't Airington, Wes-4 Alvingtoneand 1V1.4 - ilbinforagli z'iti.thersne'st part of'the County . Herf- , De-von, near Kingshridw, and within six miles of the 4 sea port 'own 0( . pattolopth, t ir4iwtitty 0 1 P . tyro o gith. l' ' The s e valuable Estates are - Big.lily improvable and are eon. i, venientlysithatedoi . I.lln,Manure, and Marketa; and coin .- prise Fartn: lith.ses'., Barns, and (tut -bnil;.inig, and 5I iii.,.. i':- tit, of , excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture Land, and Dt • chards ;• in ;Abel oci:Upatidtc, - 4t. qt , lessr.s. Wills - ; Oldrieve, ii,.:FbaleS, \Yakoriki, hal ie; -Ratidall;'; lindon, Lidstane, Hine, Land Pitt, respsaori.le tenants, at „ id r,:nts, amounting to c - about ttooL-peraaril,do4,!out of• the' tow - estimated yeptly ,falue. 0f.9301: . . • . • " ' This . property may be vietv.ed,.witb leave - oldie respoEtive I •I'ertants, 20 cl.ti s, preceding the Sate, , and descriptive particu lars iiiy be has at the plaje of Sale ; the . -astleiDartinaufh ; • i.:. Kitirs.,%A Erns, ',l<,ttigobriil,4•4 . PPpe'S-: , Plead, Plymo,. h lt - Golden' I.;' ,, ri`," A ifiltir . toli. . Sevai Stars, ' I otness : ot Mr. Wyse, boll'Atc , r , Is inPls,bricige; Nless , s Carr awl- Kensit, -So" ',. licitors,Aofrii-street, Bedtord-row ; Mr. \''estern, Solicitor, i • 1-fartstreet, aloonlAn.liy'; ' . and . of Mr. Burrell, Tnrogrnor -1 ton,treet. : '. • : HANDSOME RESIDENCEIN NEWARK. UPON - • . TRENT 'TO BE SOL-0 BY AUCTION, By Mr. HALE, • At Mts.•PAschond', Kutlan.l _inns Inn, in Newark, • on. Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1809, at Six in the Evening, sub ject to ru,.h Conditions ot Sale,.as will be then and there .produced, • ' bujit; Substantial, Modern, and Elegant 47 - MANSION, together watt ,onventent Yarns, •Plea , sure-arid Gardens, liot-h0u,...5, Peach.house, and Other aptittrie,,iicei itleicto , belongin-; ; an excellent BreW.-A house, Wash-t; , ,. s 4, Larder, good I ainav, with Chambers over it, and outer Out-Offices and Buildings, with capit: , l Stah'Ung ai:id . Coach-lin.ses ,, act.rining, situate and being in hainny -gate; in New.al; , ipou Trent, ..nd well adapteu for . the. residence f germ.. i fatuity. ' ' • The Mouse. is I .rge and, ro9n.iv, has very lately un dergone" ti.:- Loui.lete repi.tr,' and haS been redacted as ..eativenient.as puss ole,. nas-a.so been intich ernamented t .. papered The Offices, which - have also' beet, comp.letelv .aticl.substantially repaired, .have everl poss:' i. , l..enience attached to them., The U.ndens: :lied a ever.? Side, ate laid nut-with 'taste, and : handsomer great variety of beautiful flower_ . ink hruti,, alai well stocked with the choicest 1.111 4 Treei ot ever} kind, in full bcaring..and welt train,* , Also two Closes of Pasture Lancl„.situate near the above .Preinises; containing about tour Acres inrore or less) with art excellent and newly-er e cted brick hod tiled two-stall Stable, ' foOnly Coach-house. ' '• • ' • ; The 1. roperty . w;ll ott*ed in one,, two, or three lots, as ' nt.: ,* lie adjudged ,most .proper at the time of Sale,..and of immediate possession can be given. . wh,ole is Freelloci, and the Land-Tax redeemed. - . • Fur further Particulars apple to Messrs. Allen arid Hodg. klnson,,,SOli4itors,_ in Newark r aforesaid. • . • , TH.E LLEWLNY ESTATE, .NORTI-I kVALES. • - • . SOLD - BY AUCTION, BpVINSTANLEY - anci\SON, .• Early in nexi•Spring,' hi several - Lots, unless previously dis poiei of by -Private Contract, iuone or two Lots, • rrHits very extensive and 'valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising ; the noble Mansion of 'Jewelry Hall, which contains ample ac omtnoclation for a family of the first diStitraion4 together • with a new - erected and very •- commodious Bleaeh-wotks, Water Corn-mill, and Iron : Forge. , allevell supplied with water, a Public house, and ; aeveral impro able farms- the who le containing near +rob acres of ektraordii.ary'richmeallow l pasture,arable, tr.d wood land, in a hrgh state of cultiiationi and lying nearly iota ring fence. The Estate is intersected hy.the river Clwyd, most heauti ' tally situate in the Vale of Clwyd, in the Counties of Den-. high and Flint, North Wales ; 3. milts tram Denbigh, 6‘ from St. Asap'', - 8 'from. Ruthin, tz from Abergely. and 24 • fiorn Chester. • . . . Pue.notice of the days of sale will be given in this and • Other - raperS ;- in the interim the Estates may be . vicWed by applying to. Mr. liuxford, at Lleweney Particulars; with Plans -he ready in a few weeks, and may be then had of Mt*srs, Manley, and i. and .. W. Lowe; Solicitors; TeMple,'Ldrid4sll; of Winstansley•and Son, l'aternoster•row ; of Mr. S. .1:43 , ,Ne, .Soiicit or , churCh,,•SlO - Opshiri; of Mr.' CalveicY, S'uti4or, Siaole rfoi•d', near Chester; of Mr. ThoS. Winstailley, Auaroneer. Liverpo:il ;of Messrs. Kay and Reiashaw, Mattclrestzr ; , W yirne, -Solicitor, Mold ;d r. 1 - 61nr ,fOne,fltritfiro ;-• , Huai:es, !)enbigh ; and of Messrs. Ccplaud and Pemberton, Siucw6l),,,,ry. • • • • • This Day was published, In Odavo, price ras. in boards, illustrated with a Map of .Spain with the Route of the Armr, and a Piall , of:the Battle of Coranna, A NARRATIVE of the CAMPAIGN of the L. A. BRITISH ARMY in SPAIN. commanded by his - Excellency Sir MEIN MOORE, K.B. &c. &c. ; authen ticated by Official Papers and Ortinal Letters. By his Brother, JAMES MOORE, Esq. Printed for j. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. • • This Day was: published, Handsomely printed i❑ Four Vols. Fvo. Price 11. t6s. boards, THE HISTORY of • the '.HELVETIC RE PUBLICS. By EWANCIS HARE 'NAYLOR, Esq. Printed for I. M c.yinan. 22, , Poultry-. • • Of whom may be kid, published. The Present State of Turkey ; or, A Description of the Political, Civil, and Religious Constitution, Go vernment and Laws, of th. Ottotitio Empire. 13y Thomas Thorn ton, Esq. Second Edition, with C. rrections and Additions, and: illustrated by a Nlap of the Turkish Empire, and a Plan of Constantinople, both beautifully. and accurately EngraVed on purpose for the Work, in Two vols. Svc). 21s. boards. The History of Barb dos, &Om the first DiscOvery of the Island, i:i the year 160 s, till the Accession of Lord.Seaforth; ;Sol. by folio Poy.er. Neatly printedin one large vol. 4to - . IL. t Is. 6d. boards. . , , s lt, IA V.4-1* 0 4 - 4iit .-. -:` . 0 --..x1i,•*,7,1-i1v. , , ; ,„: „ .. --- , . 0 , ~,,, ~.... ~,,,,,_ „.„..„,„„ . 4 .„,,,,,,,,,„ ~. • 401:01. - :'. v,, • A CHALLENGE. NIESSRS: CURRIE •all'cl Co. Surgeons, late in ..i_vi Isis Majesty's service,, challenge the whole world to piove a single instance where roes, usedictqe and method of cure have failca Oldie desired effect.. The practize of many years in this particular branch of their profession, has not given rise to•o4le unsuccessful i ase.- They continue to dired their studies to the treatment and !.. curl of venercalcomp taints", and that derangement of the sy s tern, which is the consequence of the perniciaus and wasteltil effects of a habit tong and most unhappily pursued by the , youth.of both sexes.. Its the one it: will be found tobe the unfailing-source of harrenneSs; the other.have its ravagel.ta- tally developed to theria,,bs a dss ressing state .of debility, which, it not timely" reined el, terminates in inpotenee. These are it , . remote and -husks te effeas,- while con,usnp lion, ' loss of inisesilar power, ii:gi: V woos nervous cou,splairos, usually Charadertse the earlier stages of utis solitary vice. -- Of persons languishing tui er.tise disorders ineideast to such a. habit, their treatiwut is simple,. aivi has never p,,0.";!. tusstic , cessful in the c'aurse.of a lung, laborious, and much ext.:ded practice. In the most obstinate, and complicated cases of ye.. Dere:a infeelion ' such as obstruttions in the urethra, spongy excrescences,.- li.int tumors, .callons,ttleers, eruptions, esist nal,weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES, •• . ~ Whether - recent or of long &station, ,and which have haf fled the skill. of other Practitioners, are by their 0 rseill Un proved plan of treatment, eifec.tuaily and permaiirii. Sy curet, without. the Patirist s'irtlrring the excruciating pa is and alarming Isemoirhage which frequently tollows the eppli a , tion of the lunar- caustic. In use course of t went) ye rs extensive practice in this Metropolis, - numerous c.. cs . .i Stridures have been and are daily .under their care, the 5.,541 1 eradication of whielt is eftittedby a safe, cerain, and eXre -1; ditious mode of pratlice, superior to any. other yet actor t-d. ' . The weakness,"ielaxation, and debility - proceeding fa,'lss cols complaint xre speedily removed, and the. Patient, resis 'to sound and vigorous health. But whtre the debility 'has for .years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re ; nre4ics, trite the Striclure it ,s been destroyed, is indispeissa-• ibly requisite to revive the" slumbering sparks of life and to reanlinatet he constitution. :Several Noblemen and. Gentlemen Of the. first reshedabi -1r41; have been under the care of Messre. Currie a .n Co. for the iemoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strict:Les, ticc._, and havin4 receive.' a radical .and permanent . Cure, request that refcrences may he 'given to thew, as satisfaCtory evi deuces of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Ciirrie. and Co!s. plan of treatment. [Wally of these Gentlemen t.ave had stridures from to to 20 years,- end had been under the care or Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surge ;ns of equal mi -1 nence, who_intenspted the cure by the application or the Lu- - 1 nar Caustic, without snecess."_, I " Messrs. Currie inch Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and , honour, at their house, 'No. 107, Hatton garden 1 1 . Patients to the Country are•requestedio state the partieu " Lars of their Case, age, and general habit 01 livmg, 6cc. &c. inclosing a renuttan‘e for advice and medicines, iviseli the same will ,be give.. or sent to any p ;rt of the kingdom. To i• ensure • that: secrecy so. essential to their undertaking, the ; postage of letters may be addetl to the account tor rnecitcinett. 9th Igoe, t 809. - - toy, Hatton garden. • - . .. . WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN of -Ed ca- tion and RespOnsibility deviate trout the general syS, tern, by th.. selection of a 'partictilar branch, 'the sinebrin of long Coetiviued success is the best criterion of superiority. • Fout , eeli years have we' devoted our Pradice to the ei ' elusive treatment a two Disorders, arid the succesSful result of our Plan gives us additional ard, - nir It, oppose, as tar as we - are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the -, atalogue of !lonian I nfirinities, . - .Aftcrinitiation into every Branch of Prattice, we contern , • plated the sulfeiings of SIP HYLATI C and :DEBI LI. - ['AT F D Patients, and formed. a wish to rescue individuals from the ignoranCe .Of uneducated men, or the equally dan.- : genius precipitancy of general Practitioners. . • The 'Diso;dert, to the cure - or which we have devoted out attention, comprise every species of VEN EKEA L. INFE C 'MIN, Whether. Of - a recent .ur long duration ;,2itly, All • kinds of pEiiII,IT.Y, wheV;er arising trorp the habits of School-boys, or the indulgences of mature Age. - Numerous Diseases are tile result. of ignorance or. haste, in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea, and it , not unfre ' quently happen, that the:seeds of-Lite are poisoned b) the‘ - indiscretion ofan unguarded hour.. By a superior method, such Complaints are -- easily cured, -and . even %%dine others have failed, we trust that we may presume to ottir a radical r e-establisiiment . • ; . . ' Few„ however, are the CaseS of complicated diStreSs in 'this. Disorder, compared . with the calamitous sitqation .of . inen, who, from an indulgence in a -SOLI T A RY V ICE, or •the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state of Debi I t t:, , e, hicli is the Unavoidable consequence Of such r. ernicious habits. . . here the unhappy suftarer broods over his misery, but - carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some consola, , tiou tor hiM to know, that although it rosy be .an object of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitior , ers. the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renovatioh, is the acquirement - of our experience. j f If the rites of • Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will •be prevented, by an early cduaterattion of this lalguld state, and .in these cases, no j great difficulty will occur. But where this deficiency has fOr years existed; &proper perseverance is indesperisably requisite to revive tale slumbering sparks of Life, and ,to re-animate the Constitution - . , The secrecy which is so essential to our undertaking, and - the qu.alitications.which we presume - to state, form the basis of our pretensions; and in coincidence. with such, thii . intimas 'tioir is given, that Messrs. I. UGH and Co. may be con ! suited personally; or by letters (inclosing a Bank Note), at their House, No, 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Teolpie•- Bar.. • . ' ..., • . There is an additional Entrance - in Water-street, adjoining, and the Nine is on both the 1.):;ots. . . A DIY 1.0 M A From the Royat College of Surgeons, in London, pod , :CSt i illoll.3s i 011), the most eutiuettt l'hysioans and . Lecturers, of re!,;kilar. Education, and assidw , us, arehtion to the S ',plies Of ev.Ty-Ilcauch of oven' to the inTeaioif of any inquiret, ',and constitute a t 'r, •-• a for that success with which we have hitherto been honoured. • E. LEI.GI4 aid Co, Surgeons, Arundel-atm:L. {TRICE SIXP NCF HALFPENNY. ff:TUALLLIVG.oFI!'ICE OR 24. TRr 9. • THEco m.missiON Ell S A I_, 1.1 NG Ms MA JEST)'', \ 'l' 11 gime N e, it on M9n.tay, the 61k of ".tmetnOri. next a i ,rt the fi) nd 9. is 'every succenkeg .Vl9tab, die; ill I •zettitng ( seale.l up ), a7d-tpal .to , szah q an Ile of BIS(' I.' r made Oran labole Meal, a; iLn- ,speciive E. v'that article may think jr,per to he : 1 tkePet l f in a I'orin - ig6t, and the rtM.4l. ar , at. .2, • g'it aft r a , ds, into lajr•)' ng St .t es a' •it in , a, or e , e R, my 1 7, auallt t' es at j.zint an to le~.trd for 4y Pq; at le whb laterer, N Jay% after dale Ibe tVklilinfti4 the C,nit act m..r be ices at the Seetetaty's Office. • It . No fender Jar a less 4par:thy than One Batt wilt IT admitted. No regard -tali be bad to any Tender iv w.bleb the Prier shall not be inserted in. words at length, or that shall n. 51 ..b, J livtred to the Board, before On( o'Clock on the Dast app mud to re. cetve the renders, nor tr;deis the Fels' n ?t' the 1 encicr, cr s,ine Person on his bebdij, attends, to ans-ty. , VICTUALLING- W. , Uct;' , er 24, 1809. T HE. COMMISSION.ERSforVICTUALLING Ills Maiesity'S /Wily hereby i'lll 11lotice, it a Cd: Fiidfp the 3d of IVoz,rtsei next, they will be ,ready to rrceiv- Ten— ders, in -writing (sealed ,up), and treat ; Joe One Fear liandred thousand Goida ? ne RODS.. (nci its: than Forty.eigbt Inches in lelz i gtkjfit la,tnakin4Cogpers Twigs, to be. answerable to . Sainples to b< peou'oced with the 7e - nae , s S.4smt les • are ii t to consist 4.1 less,thirn Five I : fundied each 13 eat Tglf ; ro be tieliveled by the ! 3%.,11) 1810, in equal Monthly Proportion:, inp his 11fljesp's' Img ..)tores at 'D.pyord, andto be paid for payable with Interest, ;\ine6; Dajs Vier Date. The Conditions el the Conis at? may be seen at the Sccrerao's Vire. • - 11 No Tedder for a less eitant4 than Httxdred Thousand . , Rods will be admitted. ' •- Nu regard will be -bad to am Tender M Tolilcb the Piice ., ,on trot be inserted ia itiordr, at length, o r :bat shall not he deliwei:e4tst the Board before Oneo'Clock bit the said F,,ck the 3d of Novon T her, nor unless the 'Person who make's the; .1 ender , sinie ,Per. eon on hit behalf, to am7Tuer,. when rolled CHURCH PREFEkIVII:J:T TO EE SOLD; rh NEXT rRI.I . 4SENTATION to a R EC is , )RY,•ortite aooual of situate in the 'County of Dorset, - on 'tiv.: Borders o: .11e.von An d So. olerset Toe present incumbent is 73. For. tuithLs p trticulars, apply to Messrs. 6regg anti Car. Solicit-rs, Skinners' Hall. . Oct. 24, 1809. . • Y. r k vi E,3sll.B. Ltireix3a , ..l beg to inform those that may be Cfl T•mpo rary or' Permanent SUMS of ~ )Ivi Y, that'. .riat 41 times, and without delay, ativaixe any Skim • !;.e,r-litrt.. Bred to Twenty Thousand Poo. As., at at rralo, r,rtis pe ;IA or a!!\'other Security ♦ arising from •M Settler , rite funds, Clergyinros' . Livings or Free?in C py. and l k easeit:dd li s tates,•on the ~p,gt fai r 1 ,0 Terms, and - will also c o nduct every • •• ;1; :crt teas ex pe,.ce than what is usually incurred in . SaCtiOrlA. Verb,,l Messrs Luca, and t doily re ceive at No. 19, !•.,Inti.st:ett, St. lames's,. and Letters, post-patd, intinediately r.r.'d. 'N.B. Ten years purchase her xav”l tor well secured Annuities. • . N 9, New Bridge-Street, Lo . Honours,:'• t , I. , T .BEG .leave to : inform you, that eversilt. ire - 1 haie.been ,obeted wan the I_,s ne riea i y , e vi a :hiS l •l 1 1 9 which; • its obstinately, resisting ever est •of Medicine prestribedl- by the most eminent of the Facrilry • here, and pridergoing several severe ..nurses of sally .ti it, and twice discharged from the flospit with 'little r&s.rf, would appear to he of the most inveterate nititre, In • ;le spring of last ear•any dist•rd,; , had got 0 ss.ch a ltei . s nearly to ptit'a,period to my existence=--1 liad a large ul. r on the crown of my head, one. on taco aril), anti :icy legs were broke out in a frigistiol Ananner ; , ny was (head ftilly painful, .and bad been in a state. ui o Icerathin for thet last seven- years i s tny left had also two large nodes on i t , was very, much..discoldiut i d, anti 'gave me such excruciat ingpain, particularly when • warm in be-d; - as nearly to de. m pr e iv n e d . ed sne b o y t r N e i s r t . .; l ol :, i. t t hs lamentable io i rupsmt, (wtlo sta re t e e e , i,, l e t i va w s reeOm great cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, 'which' l'bepri .to da.on 26th of May ; in c:le c•s,rse of 'a 'fortnight, 1. began to receive 61;n:slit—sin little more than a month, the plcers on my head and arms' W e re soundly ;healed---soon: . after, • the sores on my legs healed . also ; eaving . „, hoWever, constaserable 7 discolours! ion in the •, skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, by the '.3les-- sing ot and a little longer - persss - ers..t.c ni your inva. Inable Medicine, subsided;- the nod ~ .s disper,,isi A ,; the skin regainiq its natural hue, and: tile nod - gradually gong Olt. I thus became, by.. your I...era I ... advice and Me perfestly 'free from all -my I.,roter coinpraints-s= • have recovered my former spirts and strength, and arri be. come jolly and, far, in ,Which, state inivingcontinued many • months to • the astonishment of • allvvlsi knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to es press, my..gratitsde, ..lsist beg .you, tin the good of (Si sullering Mortals, to make, this my. case a 3 public as possinle; as t shall Oil every ocea6iort i n so doing„ • you • Will ,s,reatly:elilige, Sir; your ,grateful,. obedient, very humble servant, A M.VR Swan's Close, Higit-street, Ediratitirs,s. • , Witnesses to the above Cti re • ' ' Inns Tuoisssosi, No. 3, New poultry Ntarket ; and oRN Mg issr osli. Old 'isssensbly-C lose, Edinbu.rsiit, , I rePareti and Sold by the solo .'naprietor, , - T Hoe s cos Member of the l<. , y College of,„Str geons, at his Hou se, No. 9, New Itrid st reef, LOnsion 3 'where, after a constant residence of noire titan thirty-stic years, in a practice-particularly dire_hsl to the cur . Venereal :Complaints and those incidental to - the Parts a Generation, with that inviolab,le secrecy which men of ; his profession should always observe in such cases, ~he ttatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to -persOns taking this Medicine : will. be. esteemed, by a . discerning l'.ublic, as an dohs attainable and void of all ambiguity . . is. suet, tiy ins appointment, -for, the convenience-of, those living at a distance, at the Pertainer's, 14‘.. 35, St. Alban's-street, 1 all-Mall:; the Torinop, No: ts 3, .ord-street ; Mr. 15isborough's, Nck., 7, -Fish-street-hill Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 4, Union-row; Little Tower hill - Mr. liaitcr's, South.bridge, Edinotogh ; .Mr. Mac. donalci, lasgow ; Mr Bull, Datiti.street, Dut,lin ; 'and by one pets al in every considerable town .in Great instainand, .Ireland, lioxes of only as. . 9dl. each, sealed up oit ti full and plant directions, witcreby persons or either sex inay cure tnemseives witii ease, speed, secrecy, afttl ,afety. N. B. Every. Box sold in Great Britain is -sealed np' , .witly a Stamp, on Which, by favour of the Continissi s iS' printed,. at the 'Stamp Ottiee---" T. Taylor, No. o, Nsiir Bridge-street,"—to imitate which is fainy, and all otnels are Concterfeits.,. <~+..